Dominican Convent High School - Veritas Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

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. . . PITHYCI' Man must first be ablaze himselfg but he cannot allow himself the sole enjoyment of his iireg he may not shield a guarded flame. St. Dominic, we know, firmly believed and applied these words to his daily life. Through prayer, daily Mass, and perpetual penance, the light of grace grew radiant within him. We, too, are offered the opportunities of setting aflame our own souls. Through Confraternity and Sodality, we are able to achieve a closer union with Christ and His Mother. Not stopping there, we try to radiate our precious spark upon others. One of the most eifective ways we have of doing this is through our yearly Christmas Tableaux, for it gives us the per- fect occasion to present the Christmas Story and its joy to our friends. Thus, as we strive toward the holiness of St. Dominic, we are keeping alive the spark which is glowing and growing within us. St Dominic, united to God radiated. his love to others.

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Lluggc Lpggfz me td LL-QL C 677101 X . V li , Stephanie Shone San. Rafael, California Optima 2, 3 Time Out 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4- Drama Club 4- Nursing Club 4 Sodality 4- Tllbleaux 3, 4 Tltirteen Clocks 4- Ucvi Thadani l'llA70l1!llllCl, J apan Time Out Staff-1 Conlraternity 4- Sodality 4 Choral 4- French Club 4 404626-Q .img ,Rl Carolyn Winifrc-rl Traynllalii College City, C all foru in Student Body Treasurer 4-3 Student Council 4- Time Out Stall 33 Assistant Editor 4- Sodality 4- Class Cheerleader 3 Spanish Club 3, 4- Riding Club 3, 4- Drama Club 4- Tennis Club 4- Nursing Club 4- Choral 4 Yhbleaux 3 Genesis 3 'Mrk t -mek, t, - t ,4--fag Mary Christine Storms Eugene, Oregon Soclality fl- Spunish Club 3, 4- Riding Club 3 Choral 4- Ylzblermx l'roduction Staff 35 Stags Muuzlgct' 4- Cenesis Procluction Staff 3 Tlrirtecfn, Clocl-is Stage Manager Literary Club 4- Mary Twining Ukialz, California C.S.F. fl- Verims Business Stall' 4- Time Out Stall 4- Litcrary Club 4- Spanish Club 4- Choral 4- Tlzirleen Clocks 4- A ,lf J-'W

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The discussion group leaclers and secretaries for the F ederation. meeting at Dominican take care of last llllll-U56 preparations on the stage at Angelica. Sue Matsinger, unassisted by Kathy Casey, liclps with the lectern. Judy Boss, Kelly Collins, and Sheila Farr rnove the panelists' table nnzler the supervision of Mary K Malley. What D0 You Think of Soclaligf Merizfzlverrs' . . 1. Kelly Collins, Judi Currie, and Nicki Boss talking to CYO groups about what can be done to promote decent literature? 2. Sue Ann Rutherford surveying Chicago newsstands and cornplimenting a storeowner on his good literature? 3. Cathy Fogarty and Pat Burton organizing C. C. D. Work to make posters for San Rafael catechism classes? 4. Mary T Malley and Judy Boss dramatically demonstrating to Sodality the need lor spiritual reading? 5. Mary K Malley sacrificing Santa Clara games to go to Sunday Federation meetings? 6. Inspiring the student body to help improve the living conditions of migrant workers? Pat Barton reports on last nmnllfs Confraternity of Christian. Doctrine work to Smlalily lncrnbers and president, Mary K Malley.